What are the possible failure modes of chain transmission?
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2024-03-22
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Miller
2024-03-23The vast majority of chain or sprocket teeth are broken or worn due to various reasons. If asked about the cause of failure, it is nothing more than manufacturing defects [cracks, slag pockets, etc. caused by metallographic defects, excessive internal stress after machining and heat treatment], lack of lubrication [wear of chain sprocket teeth], harsh working environment mixed with foreign objects [entering a stone and breaking the chain] The probability is small, but it is also possible that the design power of the chain drive is small, resulting in failure when transmitting large power
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2024-03-23The failure of chain transmission is generally the failure of the chain, and common failure forms include: 1. fatigue failure, 2. hinge wear, 3. impact fatigue failure, 4. hinge bonding, 5. overload forging fracture
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